Report Schedule Lines Completed (tirpt4102m300)

Use this session to report quantities completed on individual schedule lines.

 

Work Cell
A production unit consisting of one or more work stations in a fixed sequence.

A work cell is used in repetitive manufacturing for the production of a repetitive item.

Shift
The production work force can be organized in shifts. The most common models are one, two or three shifts models, but more complicated models are possible with different shift divisions planned for various days of the week.

A shift has the following properties:

  • An unique key that identifies it.
  • The key is generated based on a mask.
  • The start and end dates and times are specified.
  • The shift net time is specified.
Note

A shift with a start date and time in the past cannot be deleted.

Start
The shift start date and time.
End
The shift end date and time.
Production Start Date
The date and time production for the schedule line started.
Production Schedule
The production schedule ID.
Schedule Position
The line's position in the schedule.
Product
A repetitive item (also called RPT item) is a manufactured item whose production is controlled by schedules. A schedule contains multiple schedule lines that can be viewed, released, reported as complete, and so on, in one session.

A repetitive item characteristics:

  • Produced in large quantities
  • Subject to repetitive demand
  • Production is based on a rate
  • Lead time is short

Anonymous items and to-order items can be repetitive. However, only to-order items that are Standard-to-Order can be used in RPT schedules. You cannot use generic items or Engineer-to-Order items in an RPT schedule.

Ordered
The quantity items ordered.
Completed
The quantity items reported Completed.
Quantity Rejected
The quantity product rejected.
Note

You will have to decide if the product is scrapped, moved to quarantine or repaired.

Scrapped
The quantity product scrapped.
To Quarantine
The quantity product quarantined during the specified shift.
To Repair
The quantity item transferred to a repair cell.
Repaired
The quantity product returned to the schedule line from the repair cell.
Delivered
The quantity of finished goods posted to inventory.
To Backflush
The quantity to backflush.
Backflushed
The quantity already backflushed.
Original Start Date
The earliest date materials to manufacture the item are available.
Original Finish Date
The earliest date the planned quantity can be completed.
Production Finish Date
The date on which the production order is completed.
Actual Production Start Date
The actual date on which manufacture of the items for production is started.
Actual Production Finish Date
The actual date on which manufacture of the items for production is completed.
Origin
View the origine of the production run schedule.
Status
Production line status.
Warehousing Order
An order for handling goods in the warehouse.

A warehouse order can be of the following inventory-transaction types:

  • Receipt
  • Issue
  • Transfer
  • WIP Transfer

Each order has an origin and contains all the information required for warehouse handling. Depending on the item (lot or non-lot) and warehouse (with or without locations), lots and/or locations can be assigned. The order follows a predefined warehousing procedure.

Note

In Manufacturing a warehousing order is often called a warehouse order.